Nightscape

Michael Anthers inherits his father's properties and moves to Los Angeles to raise his family in a charming Hollywood home. Things are peaceful, until strange things begin to happen in the backyard barn.

Michael needs answers as his nightmares bleed into reality. Christine Tharler may know how to help.

Michael Anthers returns alone to his father's home to face the demons tormenting his family. 

Colin Forsythe, an astral-projecting spy for the government, takes on contract work from treasure hunters. They travel to Nebra, Germany, where the ghosts of a long-dead kingdom haunt its forests and guard its secrets.

Colin Forsyth encounters a spirit at the site of an ancient battle, haunting the forests of Nebra. The memories of the slain king bleed into Colin's waking life.

After a death in the family, Leigh must revisit her childhood home, Deepwood, a small  town almost completely abandoned due to a mining accident.  Leigh finds that her memory of her childhood doesn't quite add up, and that there might be something sinister buried below the surface of Deepwood... 

Cast:

Sharon Combs as Leigh  

Jake Ford as Daren

Chad Bradford as Bud

Jeff Gardner as Ronny

Victoria Hoffman as Francis  

Peter Von Sholly as Radio Host, Cops, and Monsters. 

 

Coal Fire was written, narrated, and produced by Daniel DeYoung 

Music by Daniel DeYoung.

Technical Director: Jeff Gardner

With additional story editing by Melanie Safar, Michael Amic-Angelo, and Mark Souza

Story art by Kate Gunther

Nightscape Logo by Brendan Morrison

Special thanks to Emily Wold, Mark Souza, and Freesounds.org

Leigh continues her quest to face her past and uncover the truth. Why is her brother here? What lies in the basement? And what's the deal with that weird book?...

Cast:

Sharon Combs as Leigh  

Jake Ford as Daren

Chad Bradford as Bud

Jeff Gardner as Ronny

Victoria Hoffman as Francis  

Peter Von Sholly as Radio Host, Cops, and Monsters. 

 

Coal Fire was written, narrated, and produced by Daniel DeYoung 

Music by Daniel DeYoung.

Technical Director: Jeff Gardner

With additional story editing by Melanie Safar, Michael Amic-Angelo, and Mark Souza

Story art by Kate Gunther

Nightscape Logo by Brendan Morrison

Special thanks to Emily Wold, Mark Souza, and Freesounds.org

As his kingdom faces overwhelming enemies, King Athenon is forced to make a terrible choice. But decisions have consequences, and the one who holds power rarely suffers.

Written, produced, performed, edited and mixed by Daniel D. Story editing and additional producing by Mark Souza. Music by Daniel D with additional underscoring by Andy Ben. Episode art by Jacob Yeates. Website and social media by Michael Amic-Angelo. Special thanks: Felix Schroeder, Aidan O'Reilly, Anna Safar, Kate Gunther, Freesounds.org, and Sorin Narnia of the Knife Point Horror podcast.